Product safety

Manufacturer:
designed4inspiration GmbH
Feldgasse 34
7072 Mörbisch am See
Austria
Tel: +43 2685 20111
office@designed4inspiration.com
www.designed4inspiration.com
Managing Director: Dr. Alexander Nowak

Affected products:
Article description: Thermo Soles in 5 different sizes (S, M, L, XL, XXL), Article number: s, m, l, xl, xxl
Article description: Thermo Soles 3D remote control in 5 different sizes (S, M, L, XL, XXL), Article number: 3fs, 3fm, 3fl, 3fxl, 3fxxl
Article description: Thermo Soles with external battery in 3 different sizes (M, L, XL), Article number: ts-04m, ts-04l, ts-04xl

Warning and safety information:

Switch off the soles when they are not in the shoe.
Only charge the soles with the original charger.
Do not bend the soles sharply and protect them from sharp objects.
Charging may only be carried out under supervision on a fireproof surface away from flammable material, fire and hot objects.
Do not wash or immerse in water.
Only air dry the soles! Do not place on a heater or radiator.
If the soles are damp, allow them to dry out before charging.
For safety reasons, the battery switches off in the event of moisture.

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Thermo Soles -
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heated soles
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80 % of the women suffer from cold feetand not only during winter! The temperature of your toes can go down to 8 degrees!

The integrated thermostat is activated with start up. In case of less than 31 ° C the heating is automatically activated, at 41 ° C it turns off automatically.

Did you know?

Cold feet can be dangerous. According to a Study of the Cardiff University in Wales the relation between cold feet and catching a cold is proven.